One of the most uncomfortable premises to operate from is not “I’m right/wrong;” that’s actually very comfortable in its solidity. The most potentially powerful premise is “I COULD be right/wrong,” because it allows you to account for possibility. The trap in the second premise lies in being indecisive; the escape lies in keeping an open mind and a firm hand.
But once you account for that quantum uncertainty, that’s true fluidity.
Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
I know you are smart & aware enough to realize that, in the author ilk, 90% never managed to rise above the level of alcohol, prostitutes, and drugs giving a tainted ‘fluidity’ instead.
Reading you it sounds easy, but that what Zen called ‘Mushien’ or the fluidity of being (at one with oneself and the world)… Smart of you not to be a teacher! 😉 Good work, thanks for sharing.
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Hey I just make a few bucks for pizza here and there so I haven’t risen above anything. I’m really just paraphrasing those who have! 🙂
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